Error: 'videos' about moneyprinter

[Salty-Coder]

I believe the problem lies here

[FujiwaraChoki]

I am aware that people have been experiencing this problem, could you show me your .env file? You can censor out the sensitive parts.

[FujiwaraChoki]

I added some error handling, can you pull, and see if the error still resides? If yes, what is the output?

# Get first video url
    try:
        video_urls = response["videos"][0]["video_files"]
    except:
        print(colored("[-] No Videos found.", "red"))
        print(colored(response, "red"))
    video_url = ""

[Salty-Coder]

Now getting this error:

Possibly an issue with my API key?

[Salty-Coder]

I am aware that people have been experiencing this problem, could you show me your .env file? You can censor out the sensitive parts.

[Salty-Coder]

The program doesn't pass any auth key to search.py.

os.getenv("PEXELS_API_KEY") returns None

[FujiwaraChoki]

What is the name of your env file? It should be exactly: .env

Also, your IMAGEMAGICK_BINARY variable should point to either convert.exe or magick.exe, hence binary.

I'm not familiar how this works with the portable version, so I recommend going through the installer and setting everything up.

[Salty-Coder]

What is the name of your env file? It should be exactly: .env

Also, your IMAGEMAGICK_BINARY variable should point to either convert.exe or magick.exe, hence binary.

I'm not familiar how this works with the portable version, so I recommend going through the installer and setting everything up.

My env file is named .env.
I found that the program failed to locate Imagemagick unless I specified the folder path rather than the executable path.

I got it working by just hardcoding my API key into the program.
I then ran into errors with light_cyan so just replaced light_cyan terminal coloring to cyan.

I'm closer, but still not there yet.

[FujiwaraChoki]

It failed to locate your ImageMagick executable because you didn't use double backslash, so you need to use \\ instead of \.
light_cyan unfortunately doesn't work in the Windows Command-line, which is kind of bizarre. I have changed it to cyan.

You should read the instructions carefully again, as it seems like something is wrong in the folder structure, one possible issue is that your .env file is located in the backend directory.

It's likely this is where your process fails:

        # Put everything together
        final_video_path = generate_video(combined_video_path, tts_path, subtitles_path) # One of the provided parameters is probably None

There's nothing wrong with the code itself, so can I ask you to run the tree command and show me it's output?

[Salty-Coder]

Double backslash fixed that issue.
I fixed the folder structure issue by running the program directly from /Backend. I had previously run py Backend\main.py from the root directory to try to debug the previous env issue, which caused that problem.

Thank you for your help

[FujiwaraChoki]

Oh well, at least you found the solution. No problem, always!